Tom and I decided to go out and get a rough idea of what images we want to show and where these will be set. This brought us back the the psychogeography task earlier and we used a similar approach by just going out a walking.  

We looked at quiet places, but we thought that these wouldn't be visually interesting or relatable enough for the audience. 

• We can't film outside shops etc
• We need to gain permission to film inside places
• We can't film random people walking past without getting their permission
• Number plates, logos etc would probably need to be blurred

Also I took these two shots, just for some random fun, spare of the moment kind of thing, of cars going past and traffic light changing. At the time I found them interesting how they had created different coloured pentagons / cool shapes, but after looking back on them maybe this is something we could show when the entire four lobes of the brain have not been selected. Therefore leaving the imagery to not make sense until all pieces of the puzzle have been connected, revealing the un-blurred visual that makes sense to the viewer (along with sound etc).